CBCA Tasmania blog

Friday, 30 October 2020

Fun and Games at the Olympics

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The first time I saw the illustrations in the The Wildlife Winter Games I was hooked on the creative genius of Tasmanian artist and illustra...
Friday, 23 October 2020

Meet Bobbie Rotten

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Local author and illustrator, Shanli Perkins, introduces us to a delightful story about a much loved family member – Bobbie Rotten – a misch...
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Friday, 16 October 2020

Do you fit in?

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  This week’s blog presents a wonderful array of books about ‘fitting in’ that are sure to tantalise readers of all ages. Thank you, Maureen...
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Friday, 9 October 2020

To screen or not to screen? A reading diet question

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This week, Emma Nuttal draws on personal and professional experience and the family’s reading preferences to consider the differences betwee...
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Saturday, 3 October 2020

The Kids’ Own Book Cubby at Hobart Library

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An ongoing project to involve children in creative writing and self-publication now has a place for others to share and read these ‘stories ...
Friday, 25 September 2020

Now and Then … and Then Again

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Fiona Levings reflects on the inspiration and historical perspectives inspired by her own home and captured so evocatively in her recent pic...
Friday, 18 September 2020

The Little Treehouse That Could

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The weekly grocery shop provides access to books – this week Lyndon Riggall considers the merits of a recent commercial promotion. It’s a fa...
Friday, 11 September 2020

Representations of War in Australian and Ukrainian Picturebooks

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  This week’s post presents a snapshot of doctoral research undertaken by Halyna Pavlyshyn. Her insights and discussion have a strong focus ...
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CBCA Tasmania
The Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) is a volunteer run, not for profit, organisation that was established in 1945 and is comprised of branches of individual members who are passionate about children's and young adult literature. This is the blog of their Tasmanian branch.
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